Cosmetic bonding - what is it and how does it look like
Cosmetic bonding is a dental trick to quickly fix up small imperfections on your teeth, making them look awesome again. Imagine a sculptor molding clay to perfect a statue—that’s pretty much what your dentist does with your teeth during bonding. We use a tooth-colored resin (a kind of durable plastic) and carefully shape it to cover up any chips, cracks, or gaps you might not be fond of. We can even change the shape or length of a tooth if that’s what you’re looking for.
The process is straightforward and usually done in one visit. Your dentist will roughen up the surface of your tooth a bit, put on a liquid that helps the resin stick, then add the resin. We shape it to look just right and use a special light to harden it, bonding it to your tooth. And there it is: it looks just like part of your natural tooth, only better.
Cosmetic bonding is a quick, painless way to make your smile shine without the time and expense of more involved procedures. It’s like a mini-makeover for your teeth that leaves them looking fresh and fabulous.
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Why should you choose dental bonding with Dr.Edward Doktorman?
Choosing teeth bonding or dental veneers with Dr.Edward Doktorman is like picking the perfect, quick fix for your smile with some great benefits. If you’ve got a tooth that’s a bit off—maybe it’s chipped, stained, or just doesn’t fit in with its neighbors—composite bonding teeth or dental veneers can be the simple solution you’re looking for.
Here’s why Dr.Edward Doktorman is the go-to place for your dental bonding in Clifton NJ needs:
- Quick Results. Most of the time, you can walk out with a transformed smile in just one visit. It’s pretty efficient.
- Cost-Effective.Compared to other cosmetic dental procedures, like gum contouring, dental tooth bonding is easier on your wallet while still delivering significant improvements.
- Minimal Discomfort. There’s usually no need for anesthesia, and the process is pretty comfortable. No stress or fuss.
- Personalized Match.We do our best so that the color of the composite resin perfectly matches your teeth, ensuring your smile looks natural and seamless. What if your new teeth don’t match up with others? Teeth whitening may be exactly what you were looking for./li>
- Expert Care.Our team, led by expert dentist Dr. Edward Doktorman, is skilled in dental bonding in Clifton NJ and uses their expertise to shape and polish the resin to perfection, making sure it looks and feels just right.
At your trusted dentist in Clifton, we’re all about giving you a smile you’re proud to show off, with as little hassle and stress as possible. Dental bonding is just one way we help make that happen, offering a straightforward, effective way to make your smile’s appearance better.
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Frequently questions
What is dental bonding?
Dental bonding is like giving your teeth a mini makeover! It uses a tooth-colored resin, kind of like a tiny sculptor’s clay, to repair chips, cracks, or gaps. It can even change the shape or color of your teeth, all in just one appointment. So, if your smile needs a little TLC, dental bonding might be the answer for a quick and dazzling transformation.
How much does dental bonding cost?
The cost of dental bonding is like a bespoke suit – tailored to your specific needs. To determine the exact investment, a consultation with your dentist is key. They’ll assess the complexity of the work and materials needed to craft your perfect smile, ensuring a beautiful outcome that fits your budget.
How long does dental bonding take
Dental bonding is a relatively quick fix for your smile! It typically takes 30 to 60 minutes per tooth to complete the process. So, you can be in and out of the dentist’s chair with your refreshed smile in no time, ready to show it off!
How long do dental bonding last?
The lifespan of dental bonding can vary depending on factors such as the location of the bonding, the amount of wear and tear it is subjected to, and how well it is maintained. On average, dental bonding can last between 3 to 10 years before needing repair or replacement. Proper oral hygiene practices, avoiding biting on hard objects, and regular dental check-ups can help extend the longevity of dental bonding.
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